Aldous Harding is set to embark on a tour of the UK, Europe, and North America later this year – check out all the details below.
The New Zealand artist will return to the stage this summer for her first live shows since 2023. Kicking off in May across the UK and Ireland, they include two dates at the Barbican, with additional shows in Bristol, Glasgow, Dublin, Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, and more.
The massive trek will also see the Harding hit Europe for the summer, with North American dates then following in October. You can check out a full list of dates below, and find your tickets here. Dates at the Barbican can be found here.
Harding’s extensive upcoming run follows a ten-show support slot in Australia and New Zealand supporting Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.
Aldous Harding’s 2026 UK, European & North American tour dates are:
May:
25 – Brighton, England – The Dome
26 – Southampton, England – 1865
27 – Cambridge, England – Junction 1
29 – London, England – Barbican
30 – London, England – Barbican
June:
02 – Bristol, England – Beacon
03 – Glasgow, Scotland – Kelvingrove Bandstand
05 – Dublin, Ireland – Vicar Street
07 – Leeds, England – Irish Centre
08 – Manchester, England – Albert Hall
09 – Birmingham, England – Town Hall
11 – Rouen, France – Festival Rush
12 – Paris, France – Salle Pleyel
13 – Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands – Best Kept Secret Festival
15 – Oslo, Norway – Konserthus
16 – Stockholm, Sweden – Slaktkyrkan
17 – Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega
19 – Hamburg, Germany – Große Freiheit 36
21 – Berlin, Germany – Huxleys
22 – Prague, Czechia – Roxy
23 – Vienna, Austria – Arena
25 – Budapest, Hungary – Dürer Kert Main Hall
26 – Ljubljana, Slovenia – Kino Šiška
28 – Milan, Italy – Magnolia
29 – Bologna, Italy – Locomotiv Club
30 – Rome, Italy – Monk
July:
02 – Nîmes, France – Paloma
04 – Vilanova i la Geltrú, Spain – Vida Festival
06 – Munich, Germany – Muffathalle
09 – Trenčín, Slovakia – Pohoda Festival
11 – Bruges, Belgium – Cactusfestival
August:
13 – Paredes de Coura, Portugal – Paredes de Coura Festival
September:
09 – Philadelphia, PA – Underground Arts
11 – Washington, DC – The Howard
12 – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Steel
14 – Boston, MA – The Sinclair
15 – Montreal, Quebec – Le National
16 – Toronto, Ontario – Danforth Music Hall
18 – Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall
19 – Minneapolis, MN – Cedar Cultural Center
21 – Denver, CO – Bluebird Theatre
22 – Salt Lake City, UT – The Commonwealth Room
24 – Portland, OR – Revolution Hall
25 – Vancouver, British Columbia – Hollywood Theatre
26 – Seattle, WA – Neptune Theatre
28 – San Francisco, CA – The Castro Theatre
30 – Los Angeles, CA – Pacific Electric
Harding last performed two sold-out shows at the Barbican back in 2023 while touring in support of ‘Warm Chris’. The album was pre-empted by two singles, ‘Lawn’ and ‘Fever’, and earned a four-star review from NME, who said the record was “a record defined by sparse and deliberate instrumentation”.
“It’s music that can take time to get your head around, a record that prefers to let Harding’s voice gently disorientate rather than ever let its listener settle,” it read.
“Harding’s endless twists and turns are nothing if not engaging… if you embrace ‘Warm Chris” strangeness, you’ll be justly rewarded.”
The New Zealand singer-songwriter is currently working on the follow-up to ‘Warm Chris’, and has recently teamed up with Sleaford Mods on their new single ‘Elitest G.O.A.T.’, which dropped earlier this month (12 January).
